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Marshall's dad dying was far more of a shock. That hit hard and very surprisingly. The mother being dead was already theorized on forums so I kinda already felt something like that was up.
Marshalls dad was personified and was everything anybody wanted in a dad. Howards mom was just an annoying screaming voice from the other room. I got the same kind of news one day as Marshall did and i still shed a tear when i see that episode. It should be number 1.
Also they foreshadowed it multiple times before the finale, like in “Vesuvius” or in “The Time Travellers” when Ted tells Tracy he wants ”those extra 45 days back” he probably wouldn’t have cared for an additional 1,5month with her if she was still alive
"8 Simple Rules" did a fantastic job of paying homage to the legandary John Ritter. They allowed for the characters to say goodbye to Paul, and the actors to bid farewell to John.
Something that I’ve always felt is magnificently handled in 8 Simple Rules following the loss of John Ritter was how they showed the children and Kate dealing with the long term emotional fallout … all the firsts in the year following the loss of a loved one are handled with top notched heartfelt comedic realism
Also there’s Bones where: 1) Vincent Nigel Murray gets shot and Killed in front of Brennan in the Jeffersonian. 2) Where Lance Sweets dies Smallville Where Ryan, the kid with a tumor that gave him a mind reading ability and who was like a little brother to Clark dies Chicago PD Where Erin friend Nina gets murdered The resident: Where Nic dies from a car accident
i wasn't shocked that the mother in How i met your mother was dead the whole time. i had already suspected it as a possibility of how they were going to end the show
Marshall’s Dad death hit way harder. As it came out of nowhere and the joy of Marshall seeing Lilly to him slow progressing it just expertly done. The raw emotion is incredible and you can just feel his pain. Truly amazing acting.
@@newageBoundhippie Yes I am aware but none the less he was still required to act. The choices he made in his dialogue were better than any script could do. The disbelief in “my Dads dead” feels very real and finally the “Am not ready for this” is an absolute gut punch.
I think the worst part of that was that they had been setting up the pregnancy announcement all season, just to have that on screen countdown lead up to it.
Lily leaving Marshall Marshall's dad dying Barney finally finding his dad & asking why he couldn't be there for him Robin not being able to have kids Ted being left at the alter I feel like HIMYM was preparing us for the mother being dead by sprinkling in these sad moments throughout the series
Yes but the shocking thing is how Monica wants to, and is so ready to be a mother but turned out to be infertile. I mean yes Chandler wants a baby too but Monica always wanted a baby, even since Season 1. Damn, adoption is good too but not seeing Chandler and Monica getting their own babies is kinda sad.
@@jsw5545 Actually what I found infuriating was that CC apparently got pregnant during season 10 but the writers decided that the audience suspend disbelief while Monica - the one friend that you could practically lose when looking at her sideways - began showing in a really really obvious manner. Infertile couples that ultimately adopt or use surrogacy (or whatever they decide to do) FREQUENTLY end up with a little surprise due to the lack of stress re attempting to get pregnant at that point; due to many factors I won’t list here to annoy ppl but why the writers couldn’t have just done that with Monica and Chandler remains a mystery. If it never happened I could understand the rationale but since it happens OFTEN (I don’t mean to say ALL infertile couples end up this way but many do) so the logic to keep CCs pregnancy a secret baffles the mind.
I can't believe John Ritter's death wasn't #1. I literally had to stop watching the show after watching those episodes because they were so hard to watch. I don't think I've ever cried more for a TV show than I did for those episodes.
This is a great list but you can’t leave out the Friends episode “The One where Ross says Rachel”. That was one of the greatest plot twists in television history because no one expected that. The writers behind the show talked about how one day, David Schwimmer accidentally said Rachel’s name instead of Emily in an earlier scene and the writers decided they would incorporate that into the wedding scene. Also, that episode ended on a cliffhanger which was the last episode before summer break. All summer long, everyone was talking about Ross saying Rachel and were all anxious to see what was going to happen afterwards. Ross saying Rachel is easily one of the most shocking and brilliant twists in the history of television.
For me the most shocking Friends moment was the revelation that Ross is the father of Rachel's baby: "Hey, my sweater! I have been looking for it for like a month!" My reaction upon hearing that for the first time was the exact same as Joey's lol.
so true, agree! but kids don't remember now, because we live in the age of the internet and Friends is everywhere, so people know these episodes from memory but you are right- those of us who watched it when it first aired, during the show's original run, it was a shocking and exciting twist, this episode and the ending, especially because we all, deep down, still rooted for Ross and Rachel in season 4!
I swear, I was the only person outside of the HIMYM production that figured out that the show was actually about Ted and Robin’s relationship and not about the mother.
I said that in episode one. The ending was in no way a shock to me. I was surprised, however, at how much I really liked and enjoyed the mother and was sad to see her go. I also loved S. 9 that everyone hates. I love that they gave us insight to the future and gave the Mother time with each character.
If you were gonna include an episode of Brooklyn 99 it should 've been the one where Terry goes out to find his daughter's toy and almost gets killed by another cop because he's a black man. It was horrible and too realistic and needed.
Honestly Idk if I'll ever get over the Mother being dead and Ted ending with Robin. I was crazy about that show and I've never rewatched it like I do The Office or Parks and Rec. You've gotta know how to end your show well.
If you were shocked by the ending of HIMYM, you clearly didn’t pay any attention to the previous nine years of stories that had little to do with the titular mother. And they had been hinting that the mother was dead since the 2nd season.
Poor choice for How I met your mother. As others have mentioned, Marshall's father passing hit waaaaay harder. The fact that the mother is dead and Ted ends up with Robin is one of the most notoriously bad endings to any sitcom ever. It ruined the entire last season. I know they planned that ending from the beginning but the show evolved so far away from that ending making any sense with the show that had become over the last 5-6 years just made it that much worse.
All these twist were heartbreaking except for the good places which was heart bouncing also I had no qualms with Himyms ending because yes it was sad to learn mom died and Barney and robin got divorced but I felt teds gesture at the end was sweet when he and robin finally reunite after 23 years of being broken up but that’s my opinion I liked Himyms ending but others didn’t
“Call Me Kat” had a beautiful, touching farewell to castmate Leslie Jordan who had passed away a few months prior. The writers gave his character a happy ending by getting him and his partner married in Tahiti and saying they decided to move there permanently. The episode closed with Chuck Lorrie bringing out Jordan’s cast member chair, and his sparkly jacket from the first episode was gently hung across the back. Star Mayim Bialik spoke about how loved Jordan was and how much he would be missed. The actors stop trying to conceal their genuine emotions and Bialik ends the episode with “Love. Light.”, and the rest of the cast says together “Leslie.” It was a tragic event, but the farewell to Phil and Jordan himself was handled perfectly.
Well, HIMYM’S death would indeed have been a shocking moment except I was binging the sitcom (which my family knew) & thru some sort of brain freeze or something my sister blurted out this fact while I was only at s4. I would say that blunted the moment in a HUGE way. Marshall’s dad dying was thus much more of a shocking moment. Secondly, while just an HM, the infertility plotline on Friends was handled so well, so perfectly by the characters that it was indeed just as shocking as any moment mentioned, and IMPO, MP brought incredible empathy, dignity and loss to the scene.
I can't believe you guys forgot the NewsRadio-episode where they mourned the death of the legendary Phil Hartman. What a shame. Not even a honorable mention.
I know this list is sad but I’m glad Superstore made it on here! It’s my favorite workplace sitcom and it’s severely underrated. It told so many great stories and Mateo’s was a long and integral one!
What's shocked me the most John Ritter from 8 simple rules passed away I was like wow I mean the character and the father he never forget how great actor he was😢, I could imagine how Kaley Cuoco losing his co-star and sort of like a father figure rest in peace 🕊️ RIP 🙏 John Ritter. I think they did a pretty good job to honor his legacy
When Col. Henry Blake died on MASH I cried uncontrollably! I was little when that episode came on, and even though I knew that it wasn't real because of course it was only a TV show I couldn't help but cry real hard. Even to this day I can't watch that episode without crying.
What's sad mean the most from Howard's mom passed away and I was like wow😢. Still the character in the actress who played Howard's mom will live on rest in peace to her 🕊️🙏, the moment when Sheldon tells Howard that he lost his dad he had no one knows be by his side but now he does he's not alone
Ben was Jordan’s brother. (And the sister played by Tara Reid, her name escapes me.) Even though Perry and Jordan were divorced he and Ben were still very close friends.
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M*A*S*H* episode where Hawkey and BJ are on the bus in the woods hiding from the VC and the mother smothers her finicky baby. Hawkeye can't deal with it by saying "She smothered her chicken".
Uuuuuuuugh. How I met your mother should have been an honorable mention. The Good Place Should Have Been Number 1. HIMYM is one of the most overrated show ever
HIMYM Ending Worst in TV History! Ted used and abused Tracie as nothing more than a baby maker and runs back to Robin as soon as the children were older. Ruin the entire show, I refuse to watch reruns.
I honestly feel like I'm the only person who liked the ending of HIMYM. Like I felt nothing emotionally for the mother and was glad he ended up with Robin eventually
No to number 1. Im sorry but they mucked up the final season and the build up and the way they introduced her and rushed their short relationship just to say i loved Robin this whole time screw your mom.
Hawkeys breakdown in M.A.S.H. I know many feel Henry Blakes death is the shocker, but Hawkeys breakdown hits me WAY harder. It shows how far you can push people in war.
Marshall’s Dad dying, Paul’s death in 8 Simple Rules, Terry being racially profiled, and Dr. Cox losing all those patients because of an organ transplant patient having rabies. Those are my top shocks, not in any particular order.
I was pretty shocked when Danny Devito came out of the couch butt-naked in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season Six Christmas special. It's pretty shocking that didn't make the list.
I truly deeply love John Ritter but I hated it when he died because it’s painful and saddened. Of course it hurts too much I love him on Stephen king’s it he’s name was Ben Hanscom and on bride of Chucky he’s the cop sheriff chief kid, cade probably Ben’s dead on scrubs
The fact that HIMYM didn't end when IMYM was a giant flashing neon sign that screamed "This show isn't really about how I met your mother!!! It's about how Ted and Robin wind up together. You know...the on-again-off-again relationship that started the whole show and has been the mainstay throughout the entire series. That one. That's what the show is really about."
Suits when Mike goes to jail and a guy Harvey put away, Frank Gallo, is in the prison with him, and lets it be known that he will get his revenge on Harvey through what will happen to Mike is also a great pick bc it shows that for one of a few times that Harvey is powerless to help Mike and it shows that it really wears on Harvey bc there is nothing he can do.
How did nobody pick up from the pilot onwards that the mother was dead, I mean Ted tells his kids in painstaking detail everything, even things that had nothing to do with their mother, it was clear that this was Ted telling his kids about their mother because she was gone.
As great of a twist The Good Place has, why is it on this list? It doesn't seem to fit with the other 9 here. Also, I understand why the other 9 are listed here, but I would argue they are not in the right order.
The entries for TBBT and 8 Simple Rules were sad, heartfelt tributes and arguably the best episodes of their respective series…but they were not shocking moments. The actors who played those characters had passed in real life, so it was only a matter of when and how each show would address the issue.
Yay, i'm the first comment! Thanks for this top, Rebecca, it was very interesting. Have a happy tuesday morning and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well
The part about Mateo being arrested that made me mad was that he ended up getting away with it. I hated him. He believed himself superior to everyone, tried to promote himself to a management position that he was terribly unqualified for, and ran from the truth instead of facing it head on. I was hoping they were writing him off the show when that happened.
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Hey MsMojo, how about a Top 10 animated Disney channel Christmas Specials, I already have one for you.
All in the Family: Edith befriends a transgender and the transgender is murdered. Edith’s grief and defense of her friend is heartbreaking, ❤️🩹
I was hoping WatchMojo would’ve had a clip from how *Will & Grace* ended, but its okay. Next time 🤙🏼
Very very great list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 😊❤
The Danny Thomas Show. The episode features a wander named Kentucky Cal with a tragic backstory. The song he sings to the kids is heartbreaking.
Marshall's dad dying was far more of a shock. That hit hard and very surprisingly. The mother being dead was already theorized on forums so I kinda already felt something like that was up.
Marshall’s dad hit me like a truck… had me BAWLING
@@matthewregan5095 Get it together Matthew. For the sake of the children.
Absolutely. Marshall’s dad hit like a ton of bricks, and was shockingly realistic.
Marshalls dad was personified and was everything anybody wanted in a dad. Howards mom was just an annoying screaming voice from the other room. I got the same kind of news one day as Marshall did and i still shed a tear when i see that episode. It should be number 1.
Also they foreshadowed it multiple times before the finale, like in “Vesuvius” or in “The Time Travellers” when Ted tells Tracy he wants ”those extra 45 days back” he probably wouldn’t have cared for an additional 1,5month with her if she was still alive
"8 Simple Rules" did a fantastic job of paying homage to the legandary John Ritter. They allowed for the characters to say goodbye to Paul, and the actors to bid farewell to John.
I cried watching the video here. Losing John Ritter so young made no sense. Just such a tragic loss 😢
Something that I’ve always felt is magnificently handled in 8 Simple Rules following the loss of John Ritter was how they showed the children and Kate dealing with the long term emotional fallout … all the firsts in the year following the loss of a loved one are handled with top notched heartfelt comedic realism
Also there’s Bones where:
1) Vincent Nigel Murray gets shot and Killed in front of Brennan in the Jeffersonian.
2) Where Lance Sweets dies
Smallville
Where Ryan, the kid with a tumor that gave him a mind reading ability and who was like a little brother to Clark dies
Chicago PD
Where Erin friend Nina gets murdered
The resident:
Where Nic dies from a car accident
i need a top 100 version asap lol
i wasn't shocked that the mother in How i met your mother was dead the whole time. i had already suspected it as a possibility of how they were going to end the show
Brian dying on Family Guy
Marshall’s Dad death hit way harder. As it came out of nowhere and the joy of Marshall seeing Lilly to him slow progressing it just expertly done. The raw emotion is incredible and you can just feel his pain. Truly amazing acting.
the reaction was genuine, too. He didn't know what the news would be until the scene was shot
@@newageBoundhippie Yes I am aware but none the less he was still required to act. The choices he made in his dialogue were better than any script could do. The disbelief in “my Dads dead” feels very real and finally the “Am not ready for this” is an absolute gut punch.
I think the worst part of that was that they had been setting up the pregnancy announcement all season, just to have that on screen countdown lead up to it.
@@Lordoftheapes79 That’s what your meant to believe, they lift you up just before the hard fall.
100% agree
Lily leaving Marshall
Marshall's dad dying
Barney finally finding his dad & asking why he couldn't be there for him
Robin not being able to have kids
Ted being left at the alter
I feel like HIMYM was preparing us for the mother being dead by sprinkling in these sad moments throughout the series
It wasn’t just Monica finding out about her infertility, it was also Chandler finding out about his infertility as well 😑
Yes but the shocking thing is how Monica wants to, and is so ready to be a mother but turned out to be infertile. I mean yes Chandler wants a baby too but Monica always wanted a baby, even since Season 1. Damn, adoption is good too but not seeing Chandler and Monica getting their own babies is kinda sad.
@@jsw5545 Actually what I found infuriating was that CC apparently got pregnant during season 10 but the writers decided that the audience suspend disbelief while Monica - the one friend that you could practically lose when looking at her sideways - began showing in a really really obvious manner. Infertile couples that ultimately adopt or use surrogacy (or whatever they decide to do) FREQUENTLY end up with a little surprise due to the lack of stress re attempting to get pregnant at that point; due to many factors I won’t list here to annoy ppl but why the writers couldn’t have just done that with Monica and Chandler remains a mystery. If it never happened I could understand the rationale but since it happens OFTEN (I don’t mean to say ALL infertile couples end up this way but many do) so the logic to keep CCs pregnancy a secret baffles the mind.
Scrubs Season 5 Episode 20. Dr. Cox's breakdown losing a patient and spiral is unexpected and absolutely crushing.
there's also the episode with JD's brother showing up after their father's death ( another tribute to the late John Ritter )
I can't believe John Ritter's death wasn't #1. I literally had to stop watching the show after watching those episodes because they were so hard to watch. I don't think I've ever cried more for a TV show than I did for those episodes.
It should have been number 1 and move HIMYM to number 18
Finns death on Glee totally did me in. And the fact that he was dating his costar in real life made it all the more sad.
This is a great list but you can’t leave out the Friends episode “The One where Ross says Rachel”. That was one of the greatest plot twists in television history because no one expected that. The writers behind the show talked about how one day, David Schwimmer accidentally said Rachel’s name instead of Emily in an earlier scene and the writers decided they would incorporate that into the wedding scene. Also, that episode ended on a cliffhanger which was the last episode before summer break. All summer long, everyone was talking about Ross saying Rachel and were all anxious to see what was going to happen afterwards. Ross saying Rachel is easily one of the most shocking and brilliant twists in the history of television.
And if it had happened in this century, it would be on this list.
And also Monica popping out from under the sheets in Chandlers bed!
For me the most shocking Friends moment was the revelation that Ross is the father of Rachel's baby: "Hey, my sweater! I have been looking for it for like a month!" My reaction upon hearing that for the first time was the exact same as Joey's lol.
so true, agree! but kids don't remember now, because we live in the age of the internet and Friends is everywhere, so people know these episodes from memory but you are right- those of us who watched it when it first aired, during the show's original run, it was a shocking and exciting twist, this episode and the ending, especially because we all, deep down, still rooted for Ross and Rachel in season 4!
@@dimidrugg9592 that too, so true!
Damn, I love these TV sitcoms. Make a part 2 please @MsMojo.
Brian’s death on Family Guy broke the Internet oh my God. It was so bad they had to bring him back.
I swear, I was the only person outside of the HIMYM production that figured out that the show was actually about Ted and Robin’s relationship and not about the mother.
I said that in episode one. The ending was in no way a shock to me. I was surprised, however, at how much I really liked and enjoyed the mother and was sad to see her go. I also loved S. 9 that everyone hates. I love that they gave us insight to the future and gave the Mother time with each character.
If you were gonna include an episode of Brooklyn 99 it should 've been the one where Terry goes out to find his daughter's toy and almost gets killed by another cop because he's a black man. It was horrible and too realistic and needed.
And not just as an hoborable mention
Honestly Idk if I'll ever get over the Mother being dead and Ted ending with Robin. I was crazy about that show and I've never rewatched it like I do The Office or Parks and Rec. You've gotta know how to end your show well.
John Ritter’s passing still hurts me more. He was charming and talented in 8 Simple Rules and Three’s Company.
I personally like him in the original "It" by Stephen King...when penniwise yells "Kiss me fat boy", always had me cracking up.😂❤😢
I’m sorry but the mother being dead was so obvious. If she was alive the show would have been called how we met 😂
So it is a no-brainer that the father is also dead in How I Met Your Father.
Ben’s death on Scrub has me in tears every time 😢😢
If you were shocked by the ending of HIMYM, you clearly didn’t pay any attention to the previous nine years of stories that had little to do with the titular mother. And they had been hinting that the mother was dead since the 2nd season.
What are the hints in s2?
@@davidz3879 the narration implied that the mother was dead by always referring to the mother in the past tense.
@@54raynor He's talking about events of many years earlier, so he usually narrates in the past tense.
Wow Kaley Couco has been on this list for two different shows. But it is sad to lose a cast member on the middle of taping a season..
She probably brings her co-stars misfortune.
Poor choice for How I met your mother. As others have mentioned, Marshall's father passing hit waaaaay harder. The fact that the mother is dead and Ted ends up with Robin is one of the most notoriously bad endings to any sitcom ever. It ruined the entire last season. I know they planned that ending from the beginning but the show evolved so far away from that ending making any sense with the show that had become over the last 5-6 years just made it that much worse.
All these twist were heartbreaking except for the good places which was heart bouncing also I had no qualms with Himyms ending because yes it was sad to learn mom died and Barney and robin got divorced but I felt teds gesture at the end was sweet when he and robin finally reunite after 23 years of being broken up but that’s my opinion I liked Himyms ending but others didn’t
It never bothered me either. But then, I've experienced most of it, so it felt real. It's life.
the series finale of how i met your mother left such a bad taste in my mouth
Ok TH-cam why does every single video I click on have 2 commercials now?
“Call Me Kat” had a beautiful, touching farewell to castmate Leslie Jordan who had passed away a few months prior. The writers gave his character a happy ending by getting him and his partner married in Tahiti and saying they decided to move there permanently. The episode closed with Chuck Lorrie bringing out Jordan’s cast member chair, and his sparkly jacket from the first episode was gently hung across the back. Star Mayim Bialik spoke about how loved Jordan was and how much he would be missed. The actors stop trying to conceal their genuine emotions and Bialik ends the episode with “Love. Light.”, and the rest of the cast says together “Leslie.” It was a tragic event, but the farewell to Phil and Jordan himself was handled perfectly.
Well, HIMYM’S death would indeed have been a shocking moment except I was binging the sitcom (which my family knew) & thru some sort of brain freeze or something my sister blurted out this fact while I was only at s4. I would say that blunted the moment in a HUGE way. Marshall’s dad dying was thus much more of a shocking moment. Secondly, while just an HM, the infertility plotline on Friends was handled so well, so perfectly by the characters that it was indeed just as shocking as any moment mentioned, and IMPO, MP brought incredible empathy, dignity and loss to the scene.
ah, c’mon WatchMojo. I was hoping to see a clip from how *Will & Grace* ended. oh well. I still love your channel 🤙🏼
I can't believe you guys forgot the NewsRadio-episode where they mourned the death of the legendary Phil Hartman. What a shame. Not even a honorable mention.
that aired in the 90s, this list is from 2000 to now.
@@newageBoundhippie Aaaah that's right. Great catch. I stand corrected.
The Good Place - the reveal shook me to my core!😂😂😂
I know this list is sad but I’m glad Superstore made it on here! It’s my favorite workplace sitcom and it’s severely underrated. It told so many great stories and Mateo’s was a long and integral one!
What's shocked me the most John Ritter from 8 simple rules passed away I was like wow I mean the character and the father he never forget how great actor he was😢, I could imagine how Kaley Cuoco losing his co-star and sort of like a father figure rest in peace 🕊️ RIP 🙏 John Ritter. I think they did a pretty good job to honor his legacy
Papoulis death and the child abuse episodes on Full House. Oh or when Will broke down about his Dad on fresh prince.
Ben's death really was a slap in the face. It's the 1st time I cried watching TV.
When Col. Henry Blake died on MASH I cried uncontrollably! I was little when that episode came on, and even though I knew that it wasn't real because of course it was only a TV show I couldn't help but cry real hard. Even to this day I can't watch that episode without crying.
the black-ish part is just pure political propaganda.
What's sad mean the most from Howard's mom passed away and I was like wow😢. Still the character in the actress who played Howard's mom will live on rest in peace to her 🕊️🙏, the moment when Sheldon tells Howard that he lost his dad he had no one knows be by his side but now he does he's not alone
Howard’s mom dying is heartbreaking 💔
I loved HIMYM but then the last season happened and I lost all interest
S9 is very disappointing.
@@davidz3879 100 percent
I have never watched the show again. And I love binging reruns. But not that show. NEVER that show.
@@jenheider7280 me neither I'll never watch it again even reruns
If this was a list for last century I’d put Kevin Arnold & Winnie Cooper don’t end up together in the original Wonder Years. 💔
great vid, but dr cox wasnt just mourning a friend it was his brother that had died
Ben was Jordan’s brother. (And the sister played by Tara Reid, her name escapes me.) Even though Perry and Jordan were divorced he and Ben were still very close friends.
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M*A*S*H* episode where Hawkey and BJ are on the bus in the woods hiding from the VC and the mother smothers her finicky baby. Hawkeye can't deal with it by saying "She smothered her chicken".
It was the Korean War, not Vietnam so they weren't hiding from the VC, but otherwise - 100% agree
We're only talking shows from 2000 onwards, or I would've agreed with you
I would add Chuck’s dad being alive in Gossip Girl. I didn’t see that coming!
In the same vein, Emily's dad being alive in Revenge.
Uuuuuuuugh. How I met your mother should have been an honorable mention.
The Good Place Should Have Been Number 1.
HIMYM is one of the most overrated show ever
HIMYM Ending Worst in TV History! Ted used and abused Tracie as nothing more than a baby maker and runs back to Robin as soon as the children were older. Ruin the entire show, I refuse to watch reruns.
I honestly feel like I'm the only person who liked the ending of HIMYM. Like I felt nothing emotionally for the mother and was glad he ended up with Robin eventually
No to number 1. Im sorry but they mucked up the final season and the build up and the way they introduced her and rushed their short relationship just to say i loved Robin this whole time screw your mom.
What about Rizzoli & Isles? They handled the death of their colleague with maturity in class.
Truthfully I think the ending of HIMYM pissed more ppl off than anything. 9 yrs and the mom is dead so he can end up w robin? No!
8 Simple rules was hard to watch because John Ritter passing,He was a great talent and is Still missed and always will be
To this day, James Evans dying on Good Times is still hard for me...😢
Why so many ICE agents for one person?
Hawkeys breakdown in M.A.S.H.
I know many feel Henry Blakes death is the shocker, but Hawkeys breakdown hits me WAY harder. It shows how far you can push people in war.
This countdown is "since 2000."
MASH ended in 1983
11:11 detective Quinn for all my Dexter Fans
Death of Marshall's dad in How I Met Your Mother
The death of Henry Blake in M.A.S.H.
That was hard, but Hawkeys breakdown always hit me way harder.
Death of Henry Blake should lead this list
Marshall’s Dad dying, Paul’s death in 8 Simple Rules, Terry being racially profiled, and Dr. Cox losing all those patients because of an organ transplant patient having rabies. Those are my top shocks, not in any particular order.
I was pretty shocked when Danny Devito came out of the couch butt-naked in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season Six Christmas special. It's pretty shocking that didn't make the list.
marshall just needed that i love you
I truly deeply love John Ritter but I hated it when he died because it’s painful and saddened. Of course it hurts too much I love him on Stephen king’s it he’s name was Ben Hanscom and on bride of Chucky he’s the cop sheriff chief kid, cade probably Ben’s dead on scrubs
The fact that HIMYM didn't end when IMYM was a giant flashing neon sign that screamed "This show isn't really about how I met your mother!!! It's about how Ted and Robin wind up together. You know...the on-again-off-again relationship that started the whole show and has been the mainstay throughout the entire series. That one. That's what the show is really about."
Omg,you're kidding me 😢😢
So shocking indeed!
Cory Monteith from Glee?
Suits when Mike goes to jail and a guy Harvey put away, Frank Gallo, is in the prison with him, and lets it be known that he will get his revenge on Harvey through what will happen to Mike is also a great pick bc it shows that for one of a few times that Harvey is powerless to help Mike and it shows that it really wears on Harvey bc there is nothing he can do.
Himym❤
How did nobody pick up from the pilot onwards that the mother was dead, I mean Ted tells his kids in painstaking detail everything, even things that had nothing to do with their mother, it was clear that this was Ted telling his kids about their mother because she was gone.
Mash the death of Colonel Blake
Grey's Anatomy. Finding out George Omali was the John Doe Patient
As great of a twist The Good Place has, why is it on this list? It doesn't seem to fit with the other 9 here. Also, I understand why the other 9 are listed here, but I would argue they are not in the right order.
What the heck?
I wish I watched more of MOM😢
THAT WAS SAD
This Mojo is to sad to watch
On Scrubs, JD saying to Cox "where do you think we are?" always hits me right in the heart.
The Ranch - when Nick threatened Rooster to leave town at gunpoint. Still sends chills down your spine.
Marshall’s dad dying hit like a bomb. That should have been #1
Just too saaaaad😢😢😢😢😢
Of the century!?
After Life when Rick Gervais and his dog disappear.
Amazing video ms mojo of shocking moments in sitcoms history,fantastic job.
Glee when Finn died .
#1 was heavily foreshadowed though so not that big of a shock
"Show me going" is one of the best pieces of writing in TV history.
The entries for TBBT and 8 Simple Rules were sad, heartfelt tributes and arguably the best episodes of their respective series…but they were not shocking moments. The actors who played those characters had passed in real life, so it was only a matter of when and how each show would address the issue.
Too sad
One of the channel's best videos.
Terrible voice over in Scrubs.
The century, really?
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The part about Mateo being arrested that made me mad was that he ended up getting away with it.
I hated him.
He believed himself superior to everyone, tried to promote himself to a management position that he was terribly unqualified for, and ran from the truth instead of facing it head on.
I was hoping they were writing him off the show when that happened.
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Damn episode got me crying again
thanks msmojo
Don’t forget the rabies episode
Ben's death hurt me so much out of all TV deaths. It was so wonderfully shot.❤ Poetic, cathartic.